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So that is the question. Any help is welcome for I am completely clueless.
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Did you read http://www.archlinux.org/docs/en/guide/ … .html#SEC5 ?
Some more simple points :
- ABS is completely optional. You can run Arch w/o ABS.
- ABS is what the arch developers use to create and maintain the distribution.
- ABS is for you if you want to change how some packages are compiled.
- ABS is for you if you want to add software "the Arch way", i.e. put it under pacman's control instead of the "./configure && make install" routine which would put "stray files" into /usr/local
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Thanks!
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http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=3059
If there are things you still do not understand, tell it there, so that I can put answers directly in the wiki (easier to access for everybody).
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